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See Index (PDF) Index of Pluscarden Benedictines Articles Some 20 years prior to Pluscarden Benedictines, two editions of the Liber Pluscardensis were published in 1949, costing 2d. No. 1 August 1949 Craftsmanship Br Cuthbert Swarbrick & ‘w.h.c.’ Walls have ears Fr Illtyd Thomas Holy Rule Fr Maurus Deegan Our Lady of Scotland (poem) Margaret Winefriede Simpson Linocuts Fr Ninian Sloane No. 2 December 1949 On the lost Woodwork Fr Prior (?) Towards a Monastic Humanism Opus Dei (Life of Abbot Marmion Pt. 1 Dom Thibaud Carol for Homecoming (poem) Margaret Winefride Simpson Pluscarden Benedictines No. 1: Whitsun 1968 Editorial & News Editor St Aelred of Rievaulx: the Scottish Aspect D. Alberic Stacpoole No. 2: Holy Cross 1968 Editorial & News Editor The Monastic Dilemma D. Hubert van Zeller “The Sound of Music?” D. Adrian Walker, Organist Book Reviews D. Hildebrand Flint & D. Bruno Webb No. 3: Christmas 1968 Editorial & News Editor The Benedictine Nuns of Dumfries The Dunbars and Pluscarden A Monk of Pluscarden Book Reviews Frs Maurus, Camillus, Bruno, Alfred The Shepherd of the Flock was Born (poem) No. 4: Spring 1969 Editorial & News Editor The Problem of Vocations D. David Parry, Ramsgate “How many Pipes?” D. Adrian Walker Future Events Book Reviews St Aelred of Rievaulx D. Bruno Webb Frère Meinrad Eugster, Homme de Dieu (Bk) No. 5: Summer 1969 Editorial & News Editor Parousia: Wait for the Coming of the Lord Benoit de Moustier, Carthusian Minster Abbey Reclaimed Sr John Baptist No. 6: Autumn 1969 Editorial & News Editor A New Monastic Bulletin Rt. Rev. Abbot de Floris The Seminary of Scalan Alexander MacWillian Book Reviews D. Hubert van Zeller, DAS, D. Aldhelm Cameron-Brown, Dr A. Wallace No. 7: Winter 1969 Editorial & News Editor The Burning Bush Ralph Russell OSB Book Reviews D. Bruno, D. Maurus, D. Alfred No. 8: Spring 1970 Editorial & News Editor St Thomas of Canterbury Gilbert Hill OFM Cap. Book Reviews D. Bruno, Frater Figulus Community Life (Letter to Subiaco Cong.) D. Gabriel Braso, Abbot President No. 9: Summer 1970 Editorial & News Editor European Conservation Year School for Prayer by Archbp Anthony Bloom S. Boshakoff Book Review: A Place for You – P. Tournier Peter Field Book Review: The Psalms said Daily Fr Gregory Walsh No. 10: Autumn 1970 Editorial & News Editor Obituary for V. Rev. Canon Aeneas Macrae DMD Laudate Dominum, Omnes Gentes D. Francis Johnston St John the Baptist (homily) D. Bruno Webb The Fruit of the Tyburn Tree D. Camillus Warner No. 11: Winter 1970 Fr Prior’s Letter D. Alfred Spencer Two Ways of Loving St Ambrose Barlow 1585-1641 Monastic Jottings Book Reviews D. Bruno Webb No. 12 Spring 1971 Fr Prior’s Letter D. Alfred New Life from Old (Letter from Italy) Abbot Gabriel Braso Book Reviews D. Ninian, D. Alfred, Br Hildebrand, Abbot Gabriel Braso The Essential Condition of Renewal Abbot Gabriel Braso No. 12 bis: Summer 1971 Fr Prior’s Letter D. Alfred Squares of the Church, Unite D. Hubert van Zeller Our Lady of Aberdeen The Pilgrimage of Our Lady of Aberdeen D. Bruno No. 14: Autumn 1971 Fr Prior’s Letter D. Alfred Italian Monastic Memories Canon Ronald Pilkington Silver Jubilee of the Abbot Primate Need for the Interior Life Music at Pluscarden Br Adrian Book Review Fr Maurus Monasteries of the Subiaco Congregation No. 1: St Augustine’s, Ramsgate No. 15: Winter 1971 Fr Prior’s Letter D. Alfred Holy Father’s Address to the Monks of Subiaco Pope Paul VI Tre Fontane Abbey in Rome S. Bolshakoff Monasteries of the Subiaco Congregation No. 2: Abbey of SS Peter & Paul, Dendermonde, Belgium No. 16: Spring 1972 Fr Prior’s Letter D. Alfred Abbot Peter Casaretto 1810-1878 D.D.P. “A Real Thriller”: Underground Catholicism in B.R.W. Scotland – Peter Anson Monasteries of the Subiaco Congregation No. 3: Abbey of St Teresa, Lazcano, Spain No. 17: Summer 1972 (Subiaco Centenary) Fr Prior’s Letter D. Alfred The Monastic World Centenary Reflections Abbot Gabriel Braso, Abbot President No. 18: Autumn 1971 Fr Prior’s Letter D. Alfred Music at Pluscarden Br Adrian News from Other Monasteries A Martyr’s Link with Pluscarden Dr L. Macfarlane Monasteries of the Subiaco Congregation No. 4: Abbey of OL of Montsarrat (College of St Bede, Manila, Phillipines) No. 19: Winter 1972 Fr Prior’s Letter D. Alfred Aid to Overseas Monasteries After a Hundred Years Abbot Gabriel Braso Monasteries of the Subiaco Congregation No. 5: St Scholastica’s Abbey, Dourgne, France No. 20: Spring 1973 Fr Prior’s Letter D. Alfred East Grange Mill D. Adrian A Stuart King at Subiaco King Henry VI & the Order of St Benedict Rt Rev. Mgr C. H. Parsons Twenty-Five Years Ago – from our Annals Monasteries of the Subiaco Congregation No. 6: The Abbey of St Guénolé, Landévennec No. 21: Summer 1973 Fr Prior’s Letter D. Alfred Shantivanam Fr Bede Griffiths The Moray String Orchestra D. Adrian St Andrews University Choir Book Reviews Monasteries of the Subiaco Congregation No. 7: St Michael’s Abbey, Farnborough No. 22: Autumn 1973 Fr Prior’s Letter D. Alfred “Ask for the old paths … and walk therein” D. Francis Johnston OSB Monks and the Priesthood Pope Paul VI Book Review: St Mgt of Scotland & Hungary D.F.J. Monasteries of the Subiaco Congregation No. 8: The Sacro Speco, Subiaco, Italy No. 23: Winter 1973 Fr Prior’s Letter D. Alfred The First Woman University Graduate Five Men in a Volkswagen Aid to Overseas Monasteries Book Reviews The Call of the Desert From Analecta Cartusiana Br Giles Monasteries of the Subiaco Congregation No. 9: The Abbey of St John the Evangelist, Parma No. 24: Spring 1974 Fr Prior’s Letter D. Alfred Aid to Overseas Monasteries Book Review: Regle de St Benoit ‘Aujourd’hui’ D.G.C. Monastic Poverty Abbot Gabriel Braso Five Men in a Volkswagen cont. A Prayer for our Time Conrad N. Hilton Monasteries of the Subiaco Congregation No. 10: Abbey of St Marie, Pierre-qui-Vire, France No. 25: Summer 1974 Fr Prior’s Letter D. Alfred From Cockburn’s Circuit Journeys Contrd. P. Conacher Five Men in a Volkswagen cont. Music Sacred and Profane D. Adrian Book Reviews Br Giles Monasteries of the Subiaco Congregation No. 11: Abbey of Samos, Spain No. 26: Autumn/Winter 1974 Fr Abbot’s Letter Abbot Alfred Pluscarden’s First Abbot in Almost 750 Years Five Men in a Volkswagen cont. Book Review; Conferences on the Rule D.G.C. Music’s Sweet Variety D. Adrian A Fatherly Presence Robert P. De la Vacquerie, Bp of New Orleans Monasteries of the Subiaco Congregation No. 12: Abbey of St Benoit sur Loire, France No. 27: Spring 1975 Fr Abbot’s Letter Abbot Alfred Benedictines Then and Now Dennis Doughty From Cockburn’s Circuit Journeys Contr. P. Conacher Farming Nuns in Vietnam Book Review: Praying the Life of Christ – Ludolphus the Carthusian B.G. Monasteries of the Subiaco Congregation No. 13: St Ambrose, Rome No. 28: Summer 1975 Fr Abbot’s Letter Abbot Alfred Last Letters from Cambodia and Vietnam Transl. Br Giles Pilgrimage to Pluscarden Dr Serge Boshakoff Book Review: Medieval Manscript Library of the Charterhouse of St Barbara in Cologne Monasteries of the Subiaco Congregation No. 14: Abbey of Hekelgem in Belgium No. 29: Autumn 1975 Fr Abbot’s Letter Abbot Alfred Solesmes and Abbot Guéranger 1805-1875 Book Reviews A Pilgrimage to Pluscarden cont. Dr Serge Boshakoff Our Purpose and Method Abbot Aelred Carlyle OSB Monasteries of the Subiaco Congregation No. 15: Abbey of St Justina, Padua No. 30: Winter 1975 Fr Abbot’s Letter Abbot Aelred What Would St Benedict Do? From Eugene Manning, Collect. Cister-ciencia Book Review: La Chartreuse de Selignac A Pilgrimage to Pluscarden cont. Dr Serge Bolshakoff Monasteries of the Subiaco Congregation No. 16: Abbey of St Godelieve, Bruges, Belgium No. 31: Spring 1976 Fr Abbot’s Letter Abbot Alfred Br Duthac Gray OSB, d. Jan.12, 1976 Fr Maurus A Monastery in Sweden Setons Then and Now Dennis Doughty Random Thoughts on the Rule of St Benedict Monasteries of the Subiaco Congregation No. 17: St Scholastica’s Abbey, Subiaco, Italy No. 32: Summer 1976 Death of Rt Rev. Michael Foylan Fr Abbot’s Letter Abbot Alfred Setons Then and Now Dennis Doughty Monastic Prayer Today Abbot Gabriel Braso From Tyburn to Peru Mother M. Xavier, Mother General Monasteries of the Subiaco Congregation No. 18: Abbey of Our Lady of Belloc No. 33: Autumn 1976 Fr Abbot’s Letter Abbot Alfred The Mystery of the Church in Sacred Scripture Elizabeth Rhynd No. 1: The Origin of the Vine The Seton Portraits Book Review: The Charterhouse of Serra San D. Hugh Gilbert Bruno Monastic Prayer Today cont. Abbot Gabriel Braso Monasteries of the Subiaco Congregation No. 19 Abbey of Kornelimünster, Germany No. 34 Winter 1976 Fr Abbot’s Letter Abbot Alfred Dom Bruno Webb d. Sept. 30, 1976 Dom Maurus Letter to a Young Monk from a Parish Priest Return to the Centre – Bede Griffiths Reviewed D. Chrysostom Alexander Birnie Kirk and its Organ Br Adrian The Mystery of the Church in Sacred Scripture Elizabeth Rhynd No. 2: Sharing ‘the Lot’ of the Saints in Light Monasteries of the Subiaco Congregation No. 20: Abbey of St Godelieve, ‘Ten Putte’ at Gistel No. 35: Spring 1977 Fr Abbot’s Letter Abbot Alfred Book Reviews:The Charterhouses of Mauerbach, D.A.S Gaming & Aggsbach Vita Christi of Ludolph of Saxony D. Giles Conacher The Mystery of the Church in Sacred Scripture Elizabeth Rhynd No. 3: The Grain of Mustard Seed Abbot President’s Advent Letter, Rome 1976 Abbot Gabriel Braso Monasteries of the Subiaco Congregation No. 21: Bbey of Our Lady of Montserrat No.
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